Introduction to C#

C# is an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) language from Microsoft, which was first released back in 2002, along with the .NET Framework. C#, along with the .NET software development framework, can be used to create both Microsoft Windows and web-based applications, as well as XML web services and much more. It shares much of its syntax with the C and C++ programming languages.

With the introduction of the .NET Core software development framework in 2016, it is now possible to produce cross-platform applications for the Microsoft Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems.

The Basics

Below are some of the basics of the C# programming language, including links to further resources.

• Basic Structure
• The ‘using’ Directive
• Variables
• Operators
• String Manipulation
• Dates and Times
• Escape Sequences
• Decision Making
• Loops
• Math
• Arrays
• Collections
• Non-Generic ArrayList
• Non-Generic Hashtable
• Non-Generic SortedList
• Non-Generic Stack
• Non-Generic Queue
• Generic List
• Generic Set
• Generic Stack
• Generic Queue
• Generic Dictionary
• Generic SortedList
• Generic SortedDictionary
• Regular Expressions
• Methods
• SQL Server Introduction
• SQL Server – Selecting Data
• SQL Server – Inserting Data
• SQL Server – Updating Data
• SQL Server – Deleting Data
• SQL Server – Importing Data (CSV)
• SQL Server – Importing Data (XML)
• SQL Server – Exporting Data (CSV)
• SQL Server – Exporting Data (Text)
• SQL Server – Exporting Data (XML)
• SQL Server – Exporting Data (JSON)
• SQL Server – Generating Data
• Oracle Introduction
• Oracle – Selecting Data
• Oracle – Exporting Data (Text)
• PostgreSQL Introduction
• PostgreSQL – Selecting Data
• PostgreSQL – Exporting Data (Text)
• SQLite Introduction
• SQLite – Selecting Data
• SQLite – Exporting Data (Text)
• LINQ Introduction

Useful Stuff

• Batch File Renaming
• Batch File Search and Renaming
• Batch File Formatting
• Merging Files

Links

• Further Resources